Description

SO 80 SE MINCHINHAMPTON HYDE

3/266 Hyde Court,
Middle Hyde and
28.6.60 Hyde End

II

Formerly large detached house with stable and coach house block.
Early C18; early C19 stable yard addition; major late C19
additions. Ashlar, random and coursed rubble limestone; ashlar
chimneys; stone slate and clay tile roof. Long 2-storey with
attic range: 2 storey block to rear. Stable and coach house yard
at east end. South front: 4 parapet gables with cross-roll
saddle stones and linking parapets. Eleven-window fenestration
(arranged 2 below each gable with single window between) all timber
cross-windows to ground and upper floors with continuous drip
courses, all with leaded iron casements. Single 2-light timber
mullioned attic casement in each gable. Central doorway with
fluted pilasters to doorcase; 6-panel fielded door. Later
additional doorway to right in former window position. Two ridge-
mounted chimneys with moulded caps. At higher level to right high
screen walls to stable and coach house yard with rusticated gate
piers. Set-back is former stable block with segmental arched
upper floor casement fenestration, some alterations to ground
floor. Rear: 4 full gables, 2 partly obscured by late Cl9
addition. Tall timber mullioned and transomed stair window.
Late C19 addition to left with hipped roof has various mullioned
windows with small sashes; west-facing rectangular bay window.
Hipped roof. Early C19 stable and coach house block to left with
parapet gabled ends. West end: parapet gable end with late Cl9
2-storey polygonal bay window having large 4-pane sashes and hipped
roof.
Interior: C18 staircase with 2 turned balusters per tread, swept
moulded handrail with wreathed terminals. Panelled dado with
fluted pilasters. Owned for long period by Beale family, late C19
alterations being made for school run by the educationalist,
Dorothea Beale.
(N.M. Herbert, 'Minchinhampton' in V.C.H Glos. xi, 1976, pp. 184-
207; and D. Verey, Gloucestershire: The Cotswolds, 1979)

Listing NGR: SO8865201693

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26624642

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